The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 10, 1947, Page 5

ESDAY, SEPT EMBE K 10, 1947 ” Game In National Race By Beatin Veterans Take ‘On First Place In Class A | g Philadelphia) Softball League Last Night THE KEY WEST, CITIZEN Firmer Hold ' TODAY IN HISTORY , TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) | (Know America) 1818—Capt. Oliver Hazard Per-; Mark Sullivan, famed column- ry’s historic victory over British on Lake Erie: “We have’ Pa., 73 years ago. met the enemy and ‘they are! ours!” 1 1846—Elias Howd Wot ' Boston granted his first patent for sew-!prizewinner, born Wooster, Ohio, the ist and author, born at Avondale, 10, 1947—-Today endows with in-} \dustry, prudence and watchful-| Dr. Arthur H. Compton, chan- ness. The paths of life leading to! {cellor of Washington Univ., St. Success are vari “Louis, famed scientist and Nobel Much ability. The close of life! Your Horoscope WEDNESDAY, , will probably be filled witi |fort, due to the steady ea ‘foresight of earlier days. SEPTEMBER cl ious, as there is, $50 SET BROOKLYN BOWS TO se ing machine but so’ little ‘interest 55 years ago. pa a ge padlns De aye -oeardadind | ened . CHICAGO CUBS W MERCHANTS ALSO WIN,*——— here in it he had to go’tEngland, Judge Jerome N. Frank of the! Body and Fender REPA§RS ! SUBS WHEN | enantio, G JERRY'S ° |to sell patent right’. *"« |U.S. Circuit Court, New York! TRIUMPH |. _— ; PINCH HOMER Goop|Baseball Statistics) PEFE4 : Preparing For ge iceghenied “A Sokn Ty (oor? me 8 New Nock, 0 9e0m aa Be & sy GooD cs CIRCU cago incorporated “by John D. jago. | ONY Ss FOR FOUR RUNS By The Asioctiléd Srésp HALF-ACRE, CIRCUIT Athleties In Rockefeller, Marshall Field and] “arthur W. Page, vice president! MILL | LEADERS | Peeegi isa eee ae eae of American Telephone & Tele-j } Auto 8 Body sree emmarinted Prose) ST, j ° hi 1918—First airmdil’ trip ‘ from} graph, New York, born Aberdeen, i 603.05 GREENE NEW YORK, Sept. 10,—St. ‘ANDINGS Veterans took a firmer hold Public Se ools Chicago to New York in a day. {N. C., 64 years ago. een rece tae L Cardinals last night gained | on first place in the Class A Soft- __ 1937—$37 million Wheeler Dam} Pierrpont I. Prentice of Time i Ln » full game in the hot National ! ba ae _W.1, Pet,|ball League when they won over (Contributed) jin Alabama officially’ opens. ‘Magazine, publisher, born in New-} Lea ace by defes vw Havana 100 41 .709|the USS. Gilmore team, while the} ,. Department of Health 1937—Geneva Conférence on ark, N. J., 48 years ago. | ‘ y defeating Phila-\Tampa 3/2. . ‘697 Merchants went into second place | 5) i101 gHueation and Athletics |Mediteranean piracy, opens. ; Cari Van Doren of New York,' TRIP ABROAO deiphia by @ score of 2 to 0, while ;Miami Beach -_ .571;When they defeated the league- . pete adn see) Eien | 1941—President Roosevelt cre- editor-author, born Hope, Ill, 62) Brooklyn fell before Chicago, Lniggenidte a “479 {leading Jerry’s Half Acre. be OD: DURY SALE a mins tet reing board in railroad years ago. } » Petersburg ..... 68 96 .472 i strike. tars | Paul R. Leach of the Chi = aE ; West Palm Beach. ps ee “44a ron on hie ned eaacled “In the field of health, every |” 1943—Italians about Rome sur- Daily, News, noted’ journalist, tekens allowed the Philadel- Lakeland 0 47 99 (322 as many starts. He allowed six b0Y Who takes physical educa-'render, but Germans prepare to born at L: ‘ayette, Ind., 57 years’ phie Phillies only six hits, while Fort Lauderdale 318 nits in -sbree.inni he: pitchad, tion was examined by Dr. Parra- |hold the city. wih ‘ago. : Judd was allowmng tiem nine. In National League and Valdez, who relieved him, More of the Monroe County; 1944—U.8. First Army, near | the Chi Brooklyn game Lom- Club— W.L. Pct.|allowed jour in the other dhiree Health Department. Some boys |Aachen, fires first American shot! Some flying fox “camps” in bardi | « heartbreaker to Brooklyn “53 613 frames. were declared physically unfit to }on Germany itself. 9 ».' Queensland, Australia, contain up Schmit Lombardi held the St. Louis .. 78.36 582 : : participate in physical education. } 1945—Gen. MacArthur abolish-'to a quarter of a million foxes; Cube to one hit in seven frames Boston - 76 82 551 In the opening game Roden- those that were found to.have es the Jap imperial hearquarters. ‘one acre of tropical jungle will Le MIAMI 7 P.M. TUESDAYS : % 7 berry was wild and two walks , Le qune ee | ‘aves si and retired 2 “ht batters, New York 70 64 522 Ey ay) some correctable defect were ref-| 1946—Mayor O'Dwyer ‘of New shelter up to 20,000. } when Reese bobbled a double Cincinnati ‘86-74 47} and a hit batsman and a homer erred to their own physician: for | York says Communists delay end- spLiaste | ‘Arrives in Navan) 000'AM, yineaiag®: play roller to set the stage for Chicago... 60 74 “44a PY Santana, gave the Veterans, correction. Later on there will be jing of truck strike as city’s plants } Pinchhitter Cliff Aberson's home -Philadelphia 55 80 .407,/ive Tuns. In the fifth a bunt put: 5 follow-up to see if the defect |and’stores begin to close down. : run, which scored three runs Pittsburgh —.55 81.404 Santana on second, He stole third; nas been corrected. If the doctor a | Leaves MIAMI 7P.M. FRIDAYS ahead of him American League jfon a fly to center put him across. recommends certain corrective |_ Motor vehicles serappes in the i es ; 7 ; Hartung again pitched superb. | Club— Pet: i" the sixth Garcia was hit by exercises, the boy will be given |United States in 1925 a¥eraged | | Habre sowous ly for the New York Giants ana New York ‘62612 Pitched ball, stole the middle. special attention to see that he 6.5 years old while those scrap- CIGAR STORE \ avily won his game from Pitts. Boston “545 {O88 the ball went to center and: takes the corrective exercise. ped in’ 1945 averaged 12 years | i The luxurious steamship “Florida” offers you + burgh, 3-1. Cincinnati, with Wal- Detroit — "533 1 gerry seen; wie: to eae bare In the field of physical educa- |914- Ss | 610 Duval Street satety, comfort and a gay evening of entertainment fers pitching, won handily from. Cleveland «. 530 | scored what proved'to De tion, every boy who was classi Chindnciaess ea anep : and dancing on your trip to romantic Havana. Fare the Boston Braves by a score of Philadelphia 607,;the winning run. i fied as physically fit was given | rociuring men's see today is| COMPLETE | ‘includes a delicious dinner stateroom berth and 2 to 0 ° Chicago .463|\ The Gilmore scored one in the physical fitness test. This test | eaturing men’s ties made from | | breakfast each way. | Washington -430|third. Fallon bunted. safely, an js the same as given at West |War-time RAF escape''maps and | BASEBALL $4200 tm, in the American League, with’ St. Louis 363herror by Banton and a sacrifice, po; : paper collars. t { 3 | ROUND TRIP FARE Tosed New York and Cleveland idle : er y n a Point Academy to all candidates |""" = H H ‘ because no game was scheduled oF ee Rihigjend) ays to eens Fallon who desire to enter West Point. if SCORES | ba Boston gained ao bit in its second GAME RESULTS scored. In the econ, Stinett' It consists of the following tests: Your, Grocer SELLS That Good } = | See your travel agent for details and reservations, or write t . place fight by defeating Detroit,| Florida-International League | f.7'<%,, Stenger singied fo fn Verticle jump, dodge run, TAR * BR || PopULAR BRANDS ot {| —P- & O. Steamship Co, Municipal Pier No. 2, Miami, Florida Fain Brae wom | Afanay’s Save) Jireught ‘Sunn home May ann bed Jum, 20 yo) BRAND || Cisars and Cold | — rt ne hiladelphia prone: tae 0. . added one more in the fifth. Os- Atter : ae has iakean this teat AMERICAN nny | $ 0. | Se tle aot agin tenant ccd Sty Petting tee tie icapborn Milt «e .double, : Papyzian's: 0°35 cincsified and put into a1 end GUBAN COFE EE | * | St Louis ot only three hits off, Bt Pe erabuyg 2-9, “Lakeland iny put him on third and a-fly groun of boys who are physically gy Al | Soft Drinks i Marchildon of he letics. ,}- + ‘ls i . SFM 3 |——' — : but tightened in the pinches. | each 1. 3 _, of place. sae ee . In the sixth they made a bid ‘ tins ve Lopat of the Chicago White — : ~—e ue; tor! the, game, when Stenuer wan jj, eee Shiai hletics det: Sox allowed the Washington Mone oe *. cores) safe on an error, Zimmera and schools trying to get basketball } Senators only seven hits and (Tuesday's Scores) Means singled, Fallon popped. games, This year we again will | beat them, 7 to 1 Boston 5, Detroit 3. out, Snee batted for Rodenberry ! The scores AMERICAN LEAGUE Night Game game. forced Snee at second and Means available for athletics, therefore | At Philadelphia R. HE.) National Le: scored. Papyzian flied out. it will be up to the Athletic As- | , St Louis 1 3°0 7 . Apedest At bat the leaders were San- sociation to try various things in Philadelphia 050 Chi ¢ masgey ® ‘i eres) tana with two in three tries, and order to finance its program. Kin and Early; Marchildon | N ig gs ger h as int nee one for one In the field, M. The program consists of tennis and Guerra eaner ork 3, Pittsburgh 1, night qynes and Santana were the best team, golf team, boys basketball, | so ge=aa Cincinnati 2, Boston 0 night for the winners, and Osborn, girls basketball, track team, boys ue Night Game game. Zimmer and Fallon shone for the _paseball. — RHE’) Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 0, {losers. Washington 17 anne eae: ;[i,In the second game the Met-! when Americans first controll: Lepat and Tresh; Carey, Can- St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 0, night game. Chicago 6, Washington 1, night TODAY’S GAMES and hit a single to right and Sten- ger and Zimmer scored. Osborn chants started scoring from the very first frame. Valdez bunted * be faced with the problem of raising money for equipment. | At the present time no money is | ed Puerto Rico, they banned both government dini, Ferrick and Ferrell. : : lotteries and ' r 4 *Florids- tiofial League safely, a .wild pitch and a sacri- ‘¢, k-fighti a 2 vee R. H.E!. West eae at Miami{fice brought him across, but Ste eA ae oe Detroit 3. 8 3 Beach. .|Jerry’s tied it in their half. Joe ceeds used for charity wane f Boston 5 11 1] Miami at Fort Lauderdale. Mira was hit by the pitcher, Has- - Trucks, Benton, Trout and] Tampa at Havana. kins and G. Lastres singled and S ff Swift; Dobson, Murphy and Teb-| Lakeland at St. Petersburg. | scored Mira. uiter ed After 6. bett a destin League In the second, Blanco was hit M 1 D inpcusitcie leveland at New York—Feller|by the pitcher, an infield out and E Only games scheduled. (18-9) vs. Shea (12-4). a bun tby Pazo scored Blanco. In ver ea ue Lu t h Vi, y Vie MS = de Mle f ot Chicago at Washington, night|the third, Fernandez singled, a y a Ps | Ve WON lea CIS want EZ -WAMS -A0UME CLEWS. NATIONAL LEAGUE game—Grove (5-7) vs. Huefner sacrifice and a single by Alayon To Acid Indigestion, Night Game 7 St oul t Philadelphia—M ‘}put him over the plate. In the | Big locomotives are built to do a big job For “safety,” they say. But is it? At Pittsburgh R. H. Ej St is at Philadelphia—Mun- | fourth a single by Pazo sent Sue Recently a well-known man}! in the big country which is America—a Government figures show definitely os ind sate past B chedeas est Griffen to the showers and Bolton | stated that he used to feel like a big job in peacetime as in wartime. They _that long trains panteraten safety to Pittsburgh 15 0 ey at Boston— Hutchinson | -ome in to pitch for the Jerry’s. |$Wollen balloon after every meal. are built to pull long trains. , k Hartung and Cooper; Roe and Kluttz Night Game (13-10) ys, Johnson (10-7), National League Brooklyn at Chicago—Hatten (13-8) vs: Chipman (6-4). An error, a triple by Alonzo and and four runs scored. He would bloat full of gas and . acidulous liquids for hours after | singles by Fernandez and Alayon | eating. Was terribly constipated. | This man is one of the hundreds in this vicinity who now praise trains. Long freight trains can handle more goods at less cost—to you—than short railroad employes and public alike. Then, if safety is not the real reason — what is the reason behind this demand? It is to make more jobs which are not . Bos ine io In their half the Jerry’s scored | 5 5 - ep cincinnati rm + a recipe eae ein on anes aun Int hhemauceeuin THNBB-AID, He states he was | Long trains mean fewer trains—fewer needed—to get more pay! This “made Cineinnati 2 6 1| Philadelphia at St, Louis, night] the game. Haskins was hit by the | fong74n Ot the results when he GHENT) cy eI Ice Re a ee Spahn, Lanfranconi and Masi; game—Leonard (16-9) vs. Brazle pitcher, an error and a single by } what he wants without gas or modern locomotives using only half their. Walters and Lamanno, (1-7). , Solomon to left. Vidal threw} bloating, and bowels are regular But a few railroad union leaders op- _— Power. ; ; een * New York at Pittsburgh—Jan-|wild and one infield out and , for the first time in years. He pose long trains—among their current 44 For this waste, you—the public—would Night Game sen (17-5) vs. Queen (3-4). Whree runs scored. In: the. sixth | feels: He we. man. ° demands for changes in rules is one limit- have to pay. Higher costs mean a lower! At St. Louis R. HE. | opeypewewwwenwwwwwe |remandez hit a homer to deep Hee di Dee “a he ing the length of freight trains to 57 aver- _ standard of living for everybody. No- Philadelphia a 7 Tight center. gas from oan act an slug- age cars, Why do they demand this? body wants that! St sand 2 9 Softball Standin ‘Ss At bat Fernandez hit three in] gigh liver and kidneys. Miserable and Lakeman; Dickson three times up, Alayon and Pazo| people soon feel different all and Wilber. CITY LEAGUES Jhit two each. For the losers, over. So don’t go on suffering! rc Gabe Lastres hit two in three Get INNER-AID. Sold by all drug H At Chicago R. H. Ej P@SPSDPSAOOOLOR SAHA | io lead -the club; Ip the | S!Orm —D' ’ Brooklyn 37 t A A d Here S the record *hies field, Alonzo, Pazo and Blanco h — od F Ed . i 1 One ‘ oe were best for the winners, and / rene vombardi = and 2d wards; Vets of Foreign Wars. 9 2 818 Joe Mira, G. Lastres and Walker Sehmitz, Erickson and Scheffing. Bob's Sports Shop ... 4 4 B00) era eat forkthel losers ‘ In the quarter century...1921-1946... 7 pean USS. Gilmore ... -4 5 .444 pai . 9 ‘ODAY’S American Legion 2 8 .200 peeores jane Bight ene oF “a Average length of freight trains has gone up.. 39 yA ANNIVERSARIES CLASS B 3 . z (Know America) Club— W. L. Pet. Lae R. H. E. Average speed of freight trains has gone up.. 39 yA "s Half-Acre .... 8 4.667 mec re ° ; 1787—John J. Crittenden, fam- are Dairy : 8 5. 545 ewe =f es 7 : : Over 25,000 Pairs The rate of injuries to railroad employes has 60% ed Kentucky lawyer, senaior, Key West Merchants 6 5 '545| F. ‘Tynes and denaey Baten: ‘ gone down...... . governor, U.S, attorney-general Nayal Hospital +. - 410 .286)perry and Fallon. Average wages paid railroad workers have under three Presidents, born neay Died July 26, les, Ky. 1863. 1835—-William T. Harris Louis teacher to St. ndent, noted philosopher of the BAYVIEW PARK byiRodenberry 4/ibasee ae belle: — 9 neared” school, pee velbived NIGHT GAMES off Tynes 2, off Rodenberry 4; wu) Railroad taxes have gone up....... . 76% J. S. commissioner education, i i a ip° ~ 5 lg Killingly, Conn. Died Nov. EEO ay Ries Pee ey Hon, cai But the overage cherge by peli 5, 1909. * en A Second Game for hauling a ton of freight one mile 23 1836—Joseph Wheeler, famed] 7:30—American Legion vs. USS. R. H. B. Ray Ban Sun Glasses has gone down.............00008 (7) Confederate cavalry leader, Ala- "Dai {Merchants 111 401-8 10 2 | bana planter, congressman, born} 9:15—Adams | Dairy vs. Key) yi, 100 3004 § 2 | Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. |, in Augusta, Ga. Died Jan. 25, oy CHa ACN RS. R. Perez, Valdez and Brost; and American Optical Co. |! PTTTTTI TTT 1906 Griffen, Bolton and Walker, Products Used Exclusively 1839—Isaac K,. Funk, Lutheran clergyman, author, editor, found- school superin- Softball Games 7:30—Bob’s Sports Shop vs. Veterans of Foreign Wars. Home run: Santang; two-base hits: M. Tynes, Curry, Osborn; stolen bases: Fallon, Santana, Garcia; sacrifice hits: Osborn, }Machin; struc kout: by Tynes 1, Home run: Fernandez; three- "base hit: Alonzo;*two-base hit: G. of Eyes Prescribed for in the Past 17 Years Dr. J. A. Valdes} 84% 58% Price of railroad materials and supplies has ieee ishi : ital vs. Jerry’s er of the New York publishing] 9:15—Naval Hospital Lastzes; stolen’ bases: Valdez, house, born Clifton, Ohio. Died Half-Acre. Pepas. Blanco; sacrifice hits: Alon- OPTOMETRIST | April 4, 1912. zo, ; struck out: by Perez 4, | Office Hours: 9-12 and 2-5 p.m. j 1847—-(100 years ago) John Bris-]_A colored spectrum sroung) the tby Griffen 0, by Bolton 1, by Evenings by Appointment italia bane Walker, West Virginia iron moos is ae ¢rY- |Valdez 1; bases on balls: off Val- | ADDRESS: | PHONES: f J " S$ in - . bs reser aee i agen pneeenaee - Ce aeeae sere — Tee Valdes Bldg. Office 332 | We are publishing this and other advertisements to talk with you | auto maker, passionate for social! Cut roses placed in a eool place pitcher: Griffen; time of game: |6!9 Duval St. = \ at first hand abuut inatters which are important to everybody. + ¢ justice, born near Pittsburgh. for several hours, or overnight, 11.05; umpires: Griffen and Mira; Upstairs Residence 285 || Died July 7, 1931. jwill bel them keep longer. scorer: Aguilar. amin | '